NATIONAL Liberal Party vice-chairman Graeme Outerbridge has confirmed he does intend to run for Parliament in the imminent General Election.
But he said he was still uncertain how many of the island's...
A WEATHER phenomenon that has been recorded only once before in more than a century - a tropical storm in April - occurred close to Bermuda this week.
Tropical Storm Ana formed about 100 miles south o...
THE night Tiger Woods won his first Masters title he watched replays of the tournament until 3 a.m., noticed a fault in one of his strokes and immediately called over his coach to hold a practice sesi...
SHAUN Goater has made his name as a football star in England - but his ambition is to return home to Bermuda and use his experience to take charge of football here.
Goater, whose professional football...
POTENTIAL threats to our physical well-being lurk around us whatever job we do, according to Health & Safety officer Doris Foley.
And she added that many companies were breaking the law, some without ...
CORPORATION tax levied on St. George's residents will be abolished if the United Bermuda Party win power in this year's General Election, Opposition Leader Dr. Grant Gibbons pledged yesterday.
Dr. Gib...
SCENES of war have dominated news coverage on our television screens lately and for one visitor to Bermuda those images jogged memories of her late stepfather, who won the Victoria Cross and worked fo...
A WOMAN who worked on the construction site of the new Berkeley school believes she was fired on the grounds of her gender.
Nichole Simmons said she had been told by the acting foreman of the project'...
GOVERNMENT backbencher Dale Butler revealed yesterday that he had not been offered a chance to run for election in his preferred constituency of Warwick South East because Works & Engineering Minister...
GOVERNMENT is planning to call in an overseas management company with the aim of speeding up work on the Berkeley project, Acting Premier Alex Scott said yesterday.
The HR Lubben Group, which recently...
